- AMUSEMENTS OPERA HOUSE TALKIES. TO-NIGHT AND MONDAY. Amazing reception and overwhelming triumph of MARILYN MILLER in "SALLY”“ SA L L Y ” “ SAL L Y ” “ SA L L Y ” epsconsed in Greymouth’s heart. The most gorgeous and stupendous alltalking, singing, dancing attraction of the hour. Prices: Circle and Back Stalls 3/3, Front Stalls, 2/-, Children i/-. Reserve at the Bristol.
“SALLY”—HOKITIKA TUESDAY & WEDNESDAY, 12 and 13 TOWN HALL TO-NIGHT Joan Crawford, Anita Page and Rod La Rocque in: “OUR MODERN MAIDENS?’ Gripping, spectacular and glorious romance. (Silent Picture). Prices 1/6, 1/-, Children 6d.
Ramon Novarro in: “THE PAGAN,” SUNDAY NIGHT’S Picture Benefit. Silent Picture. (Adult audience recommendation). TUESDAY —“NOAH’S ARK” The world’s greatest spectacular film, with Dolores Costello, Geo. O’Brien and a cast of over ten thousand. ’ Box plan opens Monday, 9 a.m., Bristol. TLTAWHERA SATURDAY DANCE, Oddfellows’ Hall. Second Heat Gold Medal Foxtrot Championship, TONIGHT. Steel’s full orchestra. QALVATION ARMY. — MONSTER ° GIFT TREE, AUGUST 11, in aid of Band Funds. UNITED FOOTBALL CLUB. ANNUAL FANCY DRESS AND MASQUERADE BALL, Town Hall, TUESDAY, August 12, 1930. Prizes for Best Costumes. Steel’s orchestra. Novelty dances. Prices: Double 7/6, Single 5/-, Ladies 2/6, Gallery 1/-.
'T'hE ANNUAL BALL of the NGAx HERE HALL will be held on FRIDAY, August 15. QTOP! LOOK! READ! Railway M Staff’s ANNUAL OLD TIME BALL, Town Hall, TUESDAY, August 19. Popular prices. . \ J-JON’T FORGET—Cobden Soccer ’ Club’s ANNUAL BALL, to be held in McKane’s Hall on FRIDAY, August 29. s ' • PRELIMINARY NOTICE. fZ'UMARA FIRE BRIGADE ANNUAL BALL, FRIDAY, Sept. 12. All secretaries please note date. R. BELL, Secretary Kumara Fire Brigade. LOST AND FOUND.
T OST.—Starting Handle for Austin Car, in the vicinity of Greymouth on Thursday last.—Finder kindly return to Baty’s Garage. PUBLIC NOTICES. JJJAXWELL JgOARD — THE SUPER WALL BOARD, ' ' awarded. ■ ’FIRST PRIZE AT THE N.Z. AND SOUTH SEAS EXHIBITION. Made of Gypsum Rock Plaster. Fire Proof, Borer Proof and Everlasting. Stocked only by W. HILL, Albert St., > Greymouth, Sole West Coast Agent. * 314.. prices and x samples od application. DAY-OLD CHICKENS AND DUCKLINGS. - T AM now booking orders for WHITE • LEGHORN DAY-OLD CHICKS, Aug., Sept., Oct. delivery: 1/3 each £3 for 50, £5 10s per 100. Live deliv- . Also DAY-OLD DUCKLINGS—Indian Runner £7 10s per 100, 20/- per dozen. Hatching Eggs £2 per 100, 7/6 for 15 eggs. Order now, THREE MONTHS’ PULLETS, Dec.-Jan. delivery; 14/- pair. 4180 STOCK FOR SALE. Write for catalogue.
F. R. COTTON 44 FRANKLEIGH ST., SPREYDON 'Phone 33-672. TREE PLANTING NOW IS THE TIME TO PLACE ORDERS FOR SELECT ROSE AND FRUIT TREES. True to Name, Healthy and Specially Grown for the West Coast climate. We have had years of careful studv in ROSE TREES, therefore we are in a position to giye customers the benefit of our experience. SPECIAL OFFER: 'We will mail to any part of the West Coast, POST aSnw Or S™£ ZEN of our BEST SHOW or DECORATIVE ROSES including Teas. Hybrid Teas and Hybrid Perpetuals—own selection. 20 '• per dozen. 10/ per half dozen. Cash with order only. Write for PRICED CATALOGUE, post free. NEW HEDGE PLANT. New Hedge PIant—LONICERA NlTlDA—' has small shiney evergreen leaves; makes a beautiful fence and easily cut. Will be in great demand when better known. Sample plant 6d each: 5/- per doz.; 35/-p er 100. CH.CH. NURSERY PREMIER ROSE GROWERS, 85 ALDWINS RD., CHRISTCHURCH.
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